Port Arthur High School - Sea Gull Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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9 f' Y V I ?l,i.'2ri:1, . JM' V x JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE President .V...,.,AA,..... . Mary Bell Dedman Vice President i.,... ..,.ii . .. Ida Mae Autrey Secretary ........,i.... ..,i.i.i....i,i,.i...,......,...... M arjorie Domingue Reporter . ..,..iii ...,. . . .....,iii.... . .i..... Nella Mae Steusey Tellers ,ii,...i. .,..,. .i......... V a ndiver Vidrine and Lorraine Spence The Junior Civic League is an organization similar to the S. B. O. which cooperates with that organization in solving the problems of the school. - The purpose of the Junior Civic League is to unify the Junior High School, to interest the pupils in school problems, and to give them an op- portunity to have a vital part in the program of the school. The Junior High School song and flag were selected by this organiza- tion. Every year a Christmas program is held for the Janitors and baskets presented them at that time under the supervision of the Junior Civic League. The League has worked with the S. B. O. on the traffic, campus, and locker situations as well as other worthwhile activities. 4 ..N Tl

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s ll yu j THE STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION First Term Second Term President , .. ., ...A ..... G eorge Stuart ....,,.,,.....,e,. James Townsend Vice President ...... ..,..i V irginia Capps .,...,..,...,, Virginia Abshire ' ' ' ' Lee Eagleson Gladys Crooks Parliamentarian i...........4 Howard Rogers .....,.....,.. George Stuart The Student Body Organization is composed of one representative from each home room of Senior High and three students from Junior Civic League. It was organized to receive and act upon suggestions from the school administration, members of the faculty, or members of the student body'. Its activities also include recognizing work of merit, being a medium of service, acting as the student control body, offering means of better cooperation between the students and the faculty, promoting high scholar- ship, and investigating and reporting on the higher standards of other similar institutions. Secretary ...., Y ........ ....... V irgima Smith l,.... .,,... . Reporter ...... ,.....,l ,..... .... M a r garet Capps .,.,....,.,,.. The present S. B. O. has very successfully fulfilled the above purposes by solving many of the most difficult problems of the school year. 4 ,m'lA':.V,jj7x g Y ' , . 1 i

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TRAFFIC SQUAD At the beginning of the school year an organized system for controling and directing traffic during the transition periods was submitted to the student body for radification and was passed by an overwhelming majority. The plan calls for a chief of police, a captain for each floor of each building, and as many traffic officers as are necessary. It is the duty of these officers to see that students conduct themselves in an orderly man- ner, and that they do not loiter in the halls. They also keep the students traveling in one way lanes of traffic. Under the systematic functioning of this plan the transition periods have been reduced from six to four min- utes, thus allowing school to be dismissed twenty minutes earlier.